Question Can I upgrade my All-in-One pc?

[VinzzzGaming]

So I have a all-in-one pc but its pretty old, I have never upgraded a pc before and wanted to do it. Because my graphics card is kinda bad and my cpu actually aswell.
So my question is: can I upgrade my all-in-one pc? right now im having a Intel Core 7700T with a Nvidia geforce gtx 950M in it.
And if I can upgrade my all-in-one pc, what graphics card should I add to it?

Pc: hp envy 34 all-in-one curved b000nd

Hopefully I can upgrade it. Bye

 

[VinzzzGaming]

Either leave it alone, or change the 1TB HDD for 1TB SATA III SSD.

oh wait, I see now that the 1tb is:

• Size: 1 TB
• Interface: SATA
• Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM
• Width: 6.35 cm (2.5 in)

 

[USAFRet]

oh wait, I see now that the 1tb is:

• Size: 1 TB
• Interface: SATA
• Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM
• Width: 6.35 cm (2.5 in)

So, a spinner.

Either leave it, or change for a 2.5" format 1TB SATA III HDD.

Crucial MX500 or Samsung 870 EVO would be the default choices.

 

[VinzzzGaming]

Either leave it alone, or change the 1TB HDD for 1TB SATA III SSD.

so should I upgrade the storage?

 

[DSzymborski]

oh wait, I see now that the 1tb is:

• Size: 1 TB
• Interface: SATA
• Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM
• Width: 6.35 cm (2.5 in)

It's a hard drive.

File access ought to be more responsive if you replaced it with an SSD of similar size, but it won't change anything about the processing power of the PC.

Unfortunately, all-in-ones are basically disposable PCs. Sadly, not only are they just about the worst things for a consumer to buy, but they also create a lot of e-waste as a result of their disposability.

 

[VinzzzGaming]

so should I upgrade the storage?

like is it gonna give a big diffirence or not

 

[USAFRet]

What do you use this for, and what data is currently on the 1TB HDD?

 

[VinzzzGaming]

It's a hard drive.

File access ought to be more responsive if you replaced it with an SSD of similar size, but it won't change anything about the processing power of the PC.

Unfortunately, all-in-ones are basically disposable PCs. Sadly, not only are they just about the worst things for a consumer to buy, but they also create a lot of e-waste as a result of their disposability.

oh ok.

 

[VinzzzGaming]

What do you use this for, and what data is currently on the 1TB HDD?

I use it for playing basic games and creative stuff like editing

 

[USAFRet]

I use it for playing basic games and creative stuff like editing

It can't hurt, but you'd probably see some better system response.
It won't help with game framerate or anything like that.

 

[Bob.B]

So I have a all-in-one pc but its pretty old, I have never upgraded a pc before and wanted to do it. Because my graphics card is kinda bad and my cpu actually aswell.
So my question is: can I upgrade my all-in-one pc? right now im having a Intel Core 7700T with a Nvidia geforce gtx 950M in it.
And if I can upgrade my all-in-one pc, what graphics card should I add to it?

Pc: hp envy 34 all-in-one curved b000nd

Hopefully I can upgrade it. Bye

Run this and post a LINK to the results page.

UBM

 

[Tac 25]

like is it gonna give a big diffirence or not

changing to an SSD will give a difference in loading times of games. If the game you are playing has long loading times with your HDD, expect it to improve when change to SSD.

however, changing to SSD would not really increase your fps.

 

[sitehostplus]

I'll be honest.

That thing is not upgradable. You are best off starting from scratch instead.

Now the real fun begins.